Problem 1.(a) Find all equilibrium solutions of the following system of differential equa-tions:d X-1 -2X#] [23]GH[2]+dt=y²-x²=(b) Find three Picard's iterations of IVP x(0) = 2, y(0) — 5.(c) Plot the vector field of this system on [-7, 7]².

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Problem 1. Find all equilibrium solutions of the following system of differential equa- (a) tions: -1 #[0]-[RB][B][2] d dt = X + y² (b) Find three Picard's iterations of IVP x(0) = 2, y(0) = 5. (c) Plot the vector field of this system on [−7, 7]².